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# Tizen Infra : Jenkins with Docker
## Introduction
Welcome to Jenkins . (http://jenkins-ci.org/)
## Version
ver 1.580.3-1.2.0.3 ( Jenkins : 1.580.3-1.2 Docker Image : 0.3)
##Tested on Host OS.
> ##### Host OS : ubuntu 14.04
>
> docker version : 1.4.1
> docker version : 1.6.2
> docker version : 1.7.0
>
> ##### Host OS : opensuse 13.1
>
> docker version : 1.3.2
> docker version : 1.6.2
## Pre-installed Packages
> ##### Image OS : flavio/opensuse-12-3
> vim tar wget telnet supervisor sudo
> mozilla-nss
> http://mirrors.jenkins-ci.org/opensuse-stable/jenkins-1.580.3-1.2.noarch.rpm
> jenkins-plugins jenkins-jobs jenkins-scripts
> kvm libvirt libvirt-python qemu virt-manager qemu-linux-user
> redis gbs
> http://download.tizen.org/tools/mic-appliance/15.01/mic-appliance.tar.bz2
> apache2 php5 php5-mysql apache2-mod_php5 php5-gd php5-gettext
> php5-mbstring php5-pear php5-curl php5-suhosin apache2-mod_proxy_html
## Download docker image (already created)
> Url : http://download.tizen.org/docker/jenkins/
## Execution
> ##### Download an images and execute.
>
> $ wget < download url >
>
> $ ls
>
> jenkins-1.580.3-1.2.0.3-docker-script.tar.gz
> $ tar -xvf jenkins-1.580.3-1.2.0.3-docker-script.tar.gz
>
> $ cd clientjenkins
> $ ls
>
> cconfig.conf djenkins.sh env jenkins-1.580.3-1.2.0.3-docker-image.tar.gz root
>
> #### Description ####
> * config.conf : Metaconfig file of container
> * env : Environment variables of container
> * -docker-image.tar.gz : Docker image
> (“$ ./djenkins.sh load” will load docker image from *-docker-image.tar.gz )
> * root : Specific configuration files to be applied on container
>
> $ ./djenkins.sh load
>
>
> $ docker images
>
> $ docker images
> tizendocker:5000/jenkins 1.580.3-1.2.0.3
>
>** $ vi env/env.list
>
> #If you are use the proxy in your enviroment, pleaese add below line.
> ftp_proxy=ftp://123.456.789.012
> http_proxy=http://123.456.789.012
> https_proxy=https://123.456.789.012
> socks_proxy=socks://123.456.789.012
>
> #If you are use the proxy in your enviroment, pleaese add below line.
> ftp_proxy=
> http_proxy=
> https_proxy=
> socks_proxy=
>
> $ vi config.conf
>
> Configuration a config.conf of the djenkins.sh
> VOLUMES : "/home/jenkins/" is a directory of your Host PC.and mounted a directory of the Container
> /home/jenkins/var/lib/jenkins/:/var/lib/jenkins/
> /home/jenkins/var/lib/redis/:/var/lib/redis/
> /home/jenkins/srv/obs/:/srv/obs/
>
> ADD_HOSTS: Add a custom host-to-IP mapping (host:ip)
> ADD_HOSTS="OBSServer:ip"
>
> $ ./djenkins.sh start
## Connect Jenkins
>
> Jenkins Web page : http://localhost:8080
> Snapshot Download page : http://localhost:8888
>
> #### Rsync Info (It needs for the Snapshot) /etc/rsyncd.conf ####
> [_live_RW_]
> path = /srv/obs/repos/live/
> [_repos_RW_]
> path = /srv/obs/repos/
>
>
## Additional settings
##### Setting up for Gerrit accessing
> After you register the email, you will receive an email which contains a link. Please copy the link to your browser to activate the account.
> Create SSH keys
>
> $./djenkins.sh start
>
> $./djenkins.sh attach
>
> jenkins# sudo su -l -p jenkins
>
> jenkins@Jenkins:~> ssh-keygen -t rsa
>
> jenkins@Jenkins:~> cat .ssh/id_rsa.pub
>
> after pressing the Enter key at several prompts, an SSH key-pair will be created in /root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub .
> Upload SSH pubkey to Gerrit Click the links below to set up the Gerrit WebUI.
> Settings --> SSH Public Keys --> Add Key...
> Paste your SSH public key there, and then click 'Add'.
> Verify your SSH connection You can verify your Gerrit connection by executing this command:
> Make sure to add the server RSA key fingerprint to the known hosts of jenkins account if connect to gerrit server in the first time.
> If your settings are correct, you'll see the message below.
> If not, check SSH proxy and SSH public key on Gerrit.
>
> $ ssh -p 29418 username@gerrit_hostname
>
> **** Welcome to Gerrit Code Review ****
>
> $ vi .ssh/config
>
> Host gerrit_hostname
> Port 29418
> User spine_errit_username
> IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
>
##### Gerrit-trigger-plugin:
>
> Click "Manage Jenkins" --> "Gerrit Trigger"
> Input Gerrit Server info: Hostname, Frontend URL, SSH port, Username, SSH Keyfile
> (local private SSH keyfile location), SSH Keyfile Password (if SSH keyfile contains
> a password).
> Click Test Connection to make sure the connection to Gerrit works well.
> Click the Save button at the bottom.
>
> # gerrit server ip
> name : gerrit
> Hostname : 123.456.789.012
> Frontend URL : http://123.456.789.012/
> SSH Port : 29418
> Username : jenkins
> SSH Keyfile : /var/lib/jenkins/.ssh/id_rsa
>
##### Jenkins job configuration file
> $./djenkins.sh start
>
> $./djenkins.sh attach
>
> jenkins# sudo su -l -p jenkins
>
> ${JENKINS_HOME}/jobs/configuration is used to keep all necessary parameters for
> jenkins jobs. Set all incomplete keys, like gerrit and obs parameters, in this
> file. Below is an example.
>
> > vi ~/jobs/configuration
> # OBS related parameters
> OBS_URL=http://123.456.789.012 ##Web url of OBS
> OBS_API_URL=http://123.456.789.012 ##Api url of OBS
> OBS_API_USERNAME=Admin
> OBS_API_PASSWD=xxxxxxxxx
> OBS_OSCRC_PATH=/var/lib/jenkins/.oscrc
> # Gerrit related parameters
> GERRIT_USERNAME=jenkins
> GERRIT_HOSTNAME=123.456.789.012 ## gerrit ip
> GERRIT_SSHPORT=29418
> GERRIT_SILENT_MODE=0
> # Redis server
> REDIS_HOST=123.456.789.012 ## download server ip
> REDIS_PORT=6379
> # Git related parameters
> GIT_CACHE_DIR=/var/lib/jenkins/git-cache
> MAPPING_PROJECTS=
> MAPPING_PRJ=scm/git-obs-mapping
> REPOSYAML_PRJ=scm/meta/snapshot-repo-conf
> # Image Testing parameters
> TESTABLE_IMAGES=ivi-mbr-i586$
> TESTABLE_IMAGE_DOWNLOADABLES=bz2,bmap
> TESTABLE_IMAGE_FILTER=*.bz2
> #Host name of smtp server
> SMTP_SERVER=
> #The name displayed in mail for jenkins usage
> NOREPLY_EMAIL_SENDER=
> #Mailinglist which jenkins will send SR notification to it
> MAILINGLIST=
> # Download server configuration
> URL_PUBLIC_REPO_BASE=http://123.456.789.012
> PATH_REPO_BASE=/srv/obs/repos/
> PATH_LIVE_REPO_BASE=/srv/obs/repos/live
> ## Image sync configuration
> IMG_SYNC_DEST_BASE=/srv/obs/repos/
> ## VM configuration
> USE_VM=1
> VM_IMAGE=/var/lib/jenkins/mic-appliance
> VM_MEMORY=8192
> VM_CPUS=8
> ## Manifest content configuraion
> GERRIT_FETCH_URL=ssh://123.456.789.012
> GERRIT_REVIEW_URL=http://123.456.789.012/gerrit
>
## Initialize
>
> $ ./djenkins.sh stop
>
> $ sudo rm -rf /home/jenkins/
>
> $ ./djenkins.sh rm
>
> $ ./djenkins.sh start
##CLI
>
> USAGE: ./djenkins.sh COMMAND
> -e
> Commands:
> start Start a stopped container
> attach Attach to a running container
> stop Stop a running container
> status Status a running container
> rm Remove this containers
> restart stop , start a container
> kill Kill a running container
> logs Fetch the logs of a container
> cp Copy files/folders from a container's filesystem to the host path
> pull Pull an image or a repository from a Docker registry server;
> inspect Return low-level information on a containe
> top Lookup the running processes of a container
> save Save an image to a tar archive
> load Load an image from a tar archive
> help help
##Troubleshooting
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Dockerfile
> If you want to build an image from a Dockerfile, you can find a Dockerfile from review.tizen.org.
##License
> https://jenkins-ci.org/mit-license
>
##References
> https://wiki.tizen.org/wiki/Jenkins-Install
>
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